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New partnership offers transport finance

Sime Darby Motors Commercial has formed a partnership with Spartan Finance to offer competitive finance options to small and medium-sized transport businesses.

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Spartan Finance managing partner Mark Williams.

Sime Darby Motors Commercial has formed a partnership with Spartan Finance to offer competitive finance options to small and medium-sized transport businesses.

Sime Darby commercial sales general manager Michael Doeg says the new partnership aims to open up opportunities to support customers during periods of growth and challenge. 

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 “It’s great to partner with a transport industry finance specialist. We are always looking for new ways to meet customer needs.”

The collaboration ensures that customers buying new Hino, Volvo, Mack, or UD Trucks have access to reliable business finance options. 

Spartan Finance managing partner Mark Williams has over two decades of experience in the truck and transport market serving small to medium businesses.

“These businesses are the backbone of the New Zealand economy. 

“It’s really important to offer access to the right funds at the right time so that they can keeping moving forward,” Williams says.

Spartan offers multiple funding partner options and lending rates providing flexibility, and a ‘one stop shop’ approach nationwide.

“The calibre of this strategic countrywide partnership is fantastic. 

“We are looking forward to finding the best way to meet Sime Darby customers’ needs and goals – whether it’s the purchase of a first vehicle or an entire fleet upgrade. 

“Our solutions are as varied as the vehicles and equipment sold by our new partner,” Williams says.

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